Yes, We Do Perms at Colour Me Beautiful Salon!

A perm is a chemical service, so hair health matters. We always assess the condition of your hair first. If your hair is overly processed, heavily bleached, or compromised, we may recommend strengthening treatments before moving forward. Healthy hair responds beautifully to a properly formulated perm.

Most professional perms last 3 to 5 months, depending on your hair type, the size of the curl, and how you care for it. The curl gradually relaxes over time rather than disappearing all at once.

Not when it’s done professionally. Frizz typically happens when hair is already dry or damaged, when rods are wrapped improperly, when the wrong solution strength is used, or when the ends are over-processed. This is especially common with at-home perm kits or inexperienced application.

A professional perm is formulated specifically for your hair’s texture, density, and condition. We control rod size, placement, processing time, and neutralization carefully to create defined, healthy-looking texture, not dry, frizzy ends. If your hair isn’t in good condition for a perm, we’ll tell you. Protecting the integrity of your hair always comes first.

Absolutely. Perms are increasingly popular with men and teen boys looking for added texture, movement, or volume.

It depends on the condition of your hair. If your hair has been professionally colored and is healthy, a perm can usually be performed safely with the appropriate solution strength and timing.

However, heavily bleached, over-lightened, or compromised hair may not be a good candidate. Lightener weakens the internal structure of the hair, and a perm also restructures those bonds. When hair is already fragile, combining the two can lead to dryness or breakage.

We always evaluate your hair’s integrity first. If needed, we may recommend strengthening treatments before scheduling a perm. Healthy hair is the priority.

In most cases, we do not perform a perm and a chemical color service during the same appointment. Both services alter the hair’s structure, and doing them back-to-back increases stress on the hair.

Typically, we schedule these services separately and in the proper order. In many cases, the perm is done first, and color is refreshed afterward once the curl pattern has settled. This protects your hair and ensures better results for both services.

If you’re maintaining a simple root touch-up and your hair is in strong condition, we’ll create a plan that keeps your hair healthy while achieving your goals.